Similar words: publicise, publicize, publicity, publicized, public interest, public international law, public policy, public. Meaning: ['pʌblɪsɪst] 
n. someone who publicizes.
n. someone who publicizes. 
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(1) Webb was an immodest publicist of his own achievements.
(2) It was James Mill who was the best publicist for utilitarian ideas on government.
(3) He was a distinguished publicist. Sentencedict.com
(4) Mention games to an Apple publicist and pearls of sweat would appear on her forehead.
(5) A publicist for Cruise said she could not confirm the plan.
(6) Um when Jenny is done with the publicist she is going to look at it and figure out what her options are.
(7) Webb was an immodest publicist of his achievements, and amassed wealth but also large debts.
(8) She was the publicist for a syndicate of galleries in Soho, an impresario of special events.
(9) She was not allowed by her publicist to reveal any specifics about what new scandals she may have uncovered.
(10) Claire Raskind, publicist for Fish Tale Productions, which just finished shooting the film, declined comment.
(11) Lorna's publicist, physician, astrologer or other senior members of her entourage might also be present.
(12) Self - publicist is every kid.
(13) Pitt's personal publicist, Cindy Guagenti, confirmed the donation.
(14) He is a good self - publicist.
(15) The publicist replied: " I just changed your message so people could relate to it. "
(16) Penny Sansevieri, a 44-year-old publicist from San Diego, Calif., says she already takes her BlackBerry with her everywhere(sentencedict.com), so taking it with her into the great beyond doesn't seem that strange.
(17) Historian, essayist and political publicist, he was the editor of several underground "samizdat" periodicals and was arrested and imprisoned several times for his pro-democratic activities.
(18) Also included is special commentary from the unit publicist who was there to see it all.
(19) He turned to his publicist and jokingly asked, "What's next?"
(20) Whether he knew it or not, Steele was serving as a publicist for Fred Taylor and his ideas.
(21) Mr Kelly, who had suffered strokes in 1994 and 1995, died in his sleep, his publicist said.
(22) Planting items in the newspapers and setting up interviews are the jobs of a publicist today.
(23) Aggravated with her increasingly negative image in the media, the singer fired her incompetent publicist.
(24) They're all dressed in street clothes, and I may or may not be allowed to photograph them if they or their publicist decide that they don't want to be photographed that way.
(25) Then again , you have to see different layers of media coverage to work as a publicist.
(26) "I think that the best revenge has always been to be happy," says Kimball, the book publicist.
(27) John Rock became the Pill's chief promoter and chief publicist.
(28) "Nicollette Sheridan and Michael Bolton have amicably ended their engagement," Nicole Perna, a publicist for the actress, said in a statement.
(29) Her speeches were punctuated by her son's high - pitched crying as the publicist tried to calm him.
(30) In fact, Rasore notes that Hoteis.com uses Brazilian travel writer and publicist Ricardo Freire to spread the message about the supposed advantages of uncoupling a pre-packaged vacation.
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